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Lewisham 1902

Annual report on the vital statistics and sanitary condition of the Borough of Lewisham and report of the Public Analyst for the year 1902

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Case 26.—S. J. H., male, aged 3. Unvaeeinated. Sickened
at 7, Dallas Road. Removed to Hospital March 11th. Origin
unknown. Recovered.
Case 27.—E. M. C., female, aged 16. Vaccinated in
infancy. Sickened March 11th at 13, Blackheath Rise. Removed
to Hospital March 11th. Occupation, domestic servant.
Origin of infection unknown. Recovered.
Case 28.—F. H., male, aged 22. Vaccinated in infancy.
Sickened March 8th at 14, Hedgeley Street. Removed to Hospital,
March 12th. Occupation, carpenter. Had been in contact
with workmen employed at Gore Farm Hospital. Recovered.
*Case 29.—A. D., male, aged 19. Vaccinated in infancy.
Refused re-vaccination after contact with his brother (Case 14).
Sickened at 32, Boone's Road. Removed to Hospital March
12th. Source of infection, brother (Case 14). Recovered.
*Case 30.—E.C., female, aged 55. Vaccinated in infancy
Sickened at 12, Porson Street. Occupation, laundress. Source
of infection doubtful. Recovered.
*Case 31.—A. D., female, aged 37. Vaccinated in infancy.
Fell ill March 10th at 1, Slaithwaite Road. Removed to Hospital
March 13th. Occupation, domestic servant. Visited
South Street, Greenwich, a fortnight before illness. Recovered.
*Case 32.—A. W., female, aged 37. Vaccinated. Fell ill
March 10th at 322, Stanstead Road. Removed to Hospital
March 13th. Origin doubtful. Recovered.
Case 33.—W. S., male, aged 35. Vaccinated. Sickened
March 10th at 5, Blackheath Vale. Removed to Hospital
March 13th. Occupation, gardener. Source of infection unknown.
Recovered.